New York, NY – April 23, 2026 – WireScreen, the premier China-focused risk intelligence platform, today announced that it has been designated “Awardable” through the Department of War’s (DoW) Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO) Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace.
The Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace is a digital repository of post-competition, readily awardable solutions designed to accelerate the adoption of AI/ML, data, and analytics capabilities across the Department of War.
WireScreen’s inclusion signals that its technology has passed rigorous technical and mission-driven evaluation, positioning it for rapid procurement by government customers.
WireScreen provides deep visibility into global industrial networks—mapping suppliers, ownership structures, and production relationships at scale. Its platform enables defense and national security stakeholders to identify risk, uncover dependencies, and make faster, more informed decisions about the industrial base.
WireScreen’s video solution, available to government users on the Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace, demonstrates how its platform reveals hidden relationships across global manufacturing ecosystems and supports mission-critical analysis across procurement, resilience, and strategic competition.
The company was selected from a competitive pool of applicants whose solutions demonstrated innovation, scalability, and potential impact on DoW priorities.
Government customers can access the WireScreen solution by creating an account at www.tradewindai.com.
WireScreen is a China-focused risk intelligence platform built to bring truth and clarity to the world’s most opaque corporate system. The platform maps the multilayered networks behind Chinese corporations, including ultimate beneficial ownership, state and Party influence, Military-Civil Fusion and defense industrial links, global outbound investment and supply chain risk, sanctions exposure, illicit finance indicators, and key personnel relationships.
WireScreen applies more than 100 automated risk flags—including more than 20 specific to the Chinese Defense Industrial Base—to surface concealed affiliations and systemic risk at scale, enabling governments, enterprises, and financial institutions to strengthen compliance, investigative, and risk-assessment workflows.
Krassi Genov
Head of Marketing, WireScreen
krassi.genov@wirescreen.ai
